Sort lines of text alphabetically A-Z or Z-A, or by length.
Click the input box and paste your content using Ctrl+V or the Paste button.
Select the mode or settings in the options bar above the editor — they differ per tool.
Hit the centre button to run the transformation. Your result appears instantly in the output panel.
Click Copy to grab your result, or Download to save it as a .txt file.
It splits your text by line breaks and sorts each line based on your chosen order — A-Z, Z-A, shortest first, or longest first.
With case-insensitive sorting, "Apple" and "apple" sort to the same position. Without it, uppercase letters sort before lowercase letters in standard ASCII order.
The sorter sorts alphabetically, so "10" comes before "2". For true numeric sorting, remove numbers first using our Find & Replace tool, sort, then add numbers back.
It sorts entire lines — each line is treated as one sortable item. To sort individual words, use our Sort Words Alphabetically tool instead.
Yes. All sorting happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
